To a cakebaker, high altitudes begin at around 2500 ft., & all of Colorado & Wyoming, are over 3000.
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When hypoxia is sustained, as at high altitude, ventilation begins to rise again after an hour or two, soon surpassing acute hypoxic levels and continuing to rise for several days.
The ecstatic sensations we had experienced at a higher altitude were beginning to wear off.
More recently, when world soccer's governing body issued a ukase banning play at high altitudes, The Washington Post began its coverage with this feature lede: "For most Americans, soccer is that game that forces parents to alter their weekend plans to schlep children, pairs of beat-up cleats and bags of soccer balls from field to muddy field".
Nepalese surveyors armed with GPS instruments have already left for three high altitude campsites to begin the geodesic survey.
At higher altitudes, workers began to report fevers attributed to malaria (14 ).
It is also around this time that accounts of Everest expeditions and high-altitude physiology began to explicitly figure the oxygen-scepticism of earlier decades as irrational and damaging to British interests.
Tests of a full-sized STS-111 at high altitude are not expected to begin until next year.
Marseille, according to his own post-battle accounts, had been engaged by a Spitfire pilot in an intense dogfight that began at high altitude and descended to low-level.
